ROGÉRIO DENTELLO
Born in November 30, 1967 in Bragança Paulista - Brazil.
Nationalities: Brazilian and Italian.

SCHOLARSHIP

Bachelor of Music – Qualified for guitar by Universidade São Judas Tadeu (São Paulo) in May, 10th, 1990.

Courses for Improvement and Specialization

• Escola Municipal de Música de São Paulo - professors Laura Abraão, Oswaldo Lacerda, Dante Cavalheiro and Antonio Ribeiro (theory, solfeggio, harmony, counterpoint);
• Scuola Musicale Comunale di Viterbo (Italy) - professors Luigi Laterza and Sergio Cantella (solfeggio, guitar);
  
• Classical Guitar - professors José Machado Neto, Sidney Gimenez and Celso Delneri;
  
• Brazilian Guitar - professors Paulinho Nogueira, Ulisses Rocha and Heraldo do Monte;
  
• Specialization - professor Cláudio Leal Ferreira (harmony).
  

PROFISSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Concerts in Brazil from 1985 to 1993

• Solo concerts and with the group “Contra-Mão” at Casa de Cultura de Bragança Paulista;
• Performed the project “Luzes & Lendas” (Lights and Legends) - Brazilian music project which includes theatrical characteristics such as scenery, lighting, and pantomime;
• Cultural events at Universidade São Judas Tadeu;
• Concerts in Bragança Paulista, at Lorena’s University, in Paulínia, at Colégio Caetano de Campos, at Universidade de São Paulo - USP, in Guaratinguetá, in Aparecida and at Faculdade Santa Marcelina (São Paulo).

Concerts in Brazil between 1996 and 2002

• Concerts at Hall Theater (São Paulo), at Escola de Música de Brasília, at Palácio das Artes de Belo Horizonte, at Casa de Cultura de Lençóis Paulista, at USP de Ribeirão Preto and Casa de Cultura de Bragança Paulista;
• 5 performances in Brasília and Taguatinga;
• Concerts in São Paulo: Centro Cultural São Paulo (3 concerts), Casa de Cultura de Santo Amaro, Casa de Cultura do M’Boi Mirim, Biblioteca Min. Genésio de A. Moura, Sesc Vila Mariana;
• In other cities: Londrina, Limeira, Campos do Jordão, Guaratinguetá, Bragança Paulista, Vargem Grande Paulista;
• Opening of the VII Souza Lima Guitar Seminary (coordinated by Henrique Pinto) in São Paulo;
• In 2002 in São Paulo (MASP), Curitiba (Centro Feminino), Brasília (Centro Cultural de Brasília) and Bragança Paulista (Casa de Cultura).

Concerts in Partnership

• With the saxophonist Pique Riverte at Faculdade de Odontologia de Bauru and at Casa de Cultura de Bragança Paulista (1992);
  
• With the pianist Marcos Romera at Casa de Cultura de Bragança Paulista (1990, 1993, 1996 e 1997), at Mambembe’s Theater (1992), at Hall Theater, at Oficina Cultural Amâncio Mazzaropi and at Centro Cultural São Paulo (1996);
  
• With the flutist Celso Pan at auditorium of Universidade São Francisco (campus I, II and III) in 1991, at SESC de São José dos Campos, at Clube de Regatas Bandeirantes and at auditorium of Arte Terapia in Bragança Paulista;
  
• With the percussionist Luís Marques at Centro de Artes da USP de Ribeirão Preto (1992);
  
• With the violoncellist Heloísa Meirelles at SESC Pompéia – São Paulo (1992), at Bragança Paulista’s Cathedral (1996 and 1997) and at Centro Cultural São Paulo (1998);
  
• With Júlio Daólio (violin), Cíntia Ferrero (guitar), Axel Giudice (guitar) and Nivaldo Campos (double bass), at Casa de Cultura de Bragança Paulista (1999);
  
• With Eduardo Fleury (guitar) at Biblioteca Alceu Amoroso Lima (São Paulo - 2000);
• Tournée w ith Celeste Gattai (voice) in January 2002 in Rome (Italy), Lilienthal, Frankfurt, Regensburg, Nittendorf and Ritterhude (Germany).

Abroad

September 1990/January 1991:

• Germany (Osnabrück, Berlin, Augsburg, München, Hannover);
• Belgique (Tongeren, Eupen);
• Italy (Rome).

  October 1992/February 1993:

• Italy (Rome, Florenz);
• Germany (Hannover, Münster, Köln);
• Luxenburg.

  November 1994:

• Germany (Osnabrück, Regensburg, Paderborn, Arnsberg, Solingen, Lingen).

  November 1995:

• Germany (München, Leipzig – 3 concerts, Osnabrück, Paderborn – 2 concerts, Arnsberg, Münster, Regensburg).

  Between 1994 and 1995:

• Italy (Rome – 12 concerts, Florenz – 4 concerts, Napoli – 2 concerts, Treviso, Aversa, Teramo, Giulianova, Casal Palocco, Mosciano).

  January 1997:

• Italy (Rome – 2 concerts, Resana, Pietra Ligure);
• Germany (Iserlohn, Regensburg, Paderborn);
• Luxenburg.

  October 1997:

• U.S.A. (New York).

  January 1998:

• Italy (Rome – 3 concerts, Pietra Ligure);
• Germany (München, Regensburg, Bad Abbach);
• Luxenburg;
• Belgique (Halanzy).

  January and April 1999:

• Germany (Regensburg, Bad Abbach, Nittendorf);
• Italy (Teramo).

  2000:

• Germany (Worpswede, Bremen, Rietberg, Paderborn, Nittendorf, Meersburg, Frankfurt – 2 concerts, Achim, Thedinghausen);
• Italy (Rome – 3 concerts);
• Luxenburg;
• Ireland (Dublin).

  2001:

• Germany (Lilienthal, Koblenz, Delmenhorst, Frankfurt, Worpswede, Bremen, Rietberg, Achim);
• Italy (Rome, Teramo).

  2002:

• Germany (Regensburg, Nittendorf, Ritterhude, Kronberg in Taunus, Neustadt in Holstein, Grömitz, Lilienthal, Osterholz-Scharmbeck, Frankfurt, Paderborn, Worpswede, Bremen, Hildesheim);
• Italy (Rome).

Teaching Experience

Didactic developed in more than 16 years of teaching based on the study of the functional harmony applied to the classical music technique, with influence of the Jazz chords and Brazilian rhythm. He gave classes in Bragança Paulista, Campinas, São Paulo, Osnabrück (Germany) and Rome (Italy), besides giving master-classes in many towns. Nowadays is teaching in Worpswede (Germany).

Participation in Events

• “MusikMesse” – International Music Expo in Frankfurt (April 2000);
  
• “Convegno D’Arte” – International Congress of Arts in Castelgandolfo – Roma (May 1999);
  
• “Society for Ethnomusicology” (October of 1997) at Sheraton Station Square in Pittsburgh (USA);
  
• 3rd Guitar Festival “Dilermando Reis” in Guaratinguetá (1998);
  
• “Genfest Internazionale” in Rome in May 20, 1995, with an audience of 12.000 people and worldwide broadcasted;
  
• VI Souza Lima Guitar Seminary in São Paulo (January 1998).

OTHER INFORMATIONS

Discography

• “Luzes & Lendas” (Lights and Legends), 1992;
  
• “Aquarela do Brasil” (Brazilian Watercolors), 1996;
  
• “Janela para o Brasil” (Window to Brazil), 1999;
• "Águas" (Water), 2002.

Publications

Scores of his compositions edited by BME (Brazilian Music Enterprises), USA.